Anton von Henselt's Opus 16 was one of these works in F major, while Ignaz Moscheles composed eight works in this genre, including "Fantastique," "Pathetique," and "Pastorale." A larghetto calmato introduction opens Edward Macdowell's second work in this genre, and one by Gyorgy Ligeti features a second movement involving whipcracks and ends with a fifth movement marked Presto luminoso: Fluido, costante, sempre molto ritmico. Of the seven by (*) John Field, the best known is the second in A-flat
Anton von Henselt's Opus 16 was one of these works in F major, while Ignaz Moscheles composed eight works in this genre, including "Fantastique," "Pathetique," and "Pastorale." A larghetto calmato introduction opens Edward Macdowell's second work in this genre, and one by Gyorgy Ligeti features a second movement involving whipcracks and ends with a fifth movement marked Presto luminoso: Fluido, costante, sempre molto ritmico. Of the seven by (*) John Field, the best known is the second in A-flat major.  Johannes Brahms noted the "tiny wisp of a scherzo" in the Allegro Appasionata second movement of his work in B-flat major, and both Schumann and Grieg composed A-minor works in this genre. For 10 points, identify this type of work, of which Beethoven composed five, including the "Emperor."
Anton von Henselt's Opus 16 was one of these works in F major, while Ignaz Moscheles composed eight works in this genre, including "Fantastique," "Pathetique," and "Pastorale."
{Piano Concerto}